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WHY DATA CENTRES ARE PERFECT FOR FINTECH

Jamieson Lee Hill • Mar 27, 2023

Exploring the advantages of Cutting Edge Cloud Services For Fintech


Data is crucial in the fintech industry because being able to process large amounts of data helps companies create bespoke and smarter experiences for their customers. Data centre services allow the fintech industry to have a more in-depth understanding of their customers' individual needs. Let’s explore in more detail why cloud computing is a perfect match for fintech and how IP House data centre in London serves those businesses..


The Data Centre Digital Revolution For Fintech

Financial services technology has revolutionised how transactions are carried out and how funds are managed across the world. As data centres have become integrated into fintech, cloud computing means that financial transactions can be conducted securely and efficiently.  This is the essence of why fintech and data centres are a perfect fit for each other. 


Security For Financial Technologies

Data centres provide a very secure physical and digital environment to entrust your fintech data with. IP House in London has robust surveillance systems; it is a highly secure facility, protected by 24/7 CCTV. Also, it has other anti-intrusion measures to give your data the highest levels of security available in the industry. 

Equally, the IP House data centre is equipped with cutting edge firewalls, biometric authentication processes and a wide range of other technologies that stop cyberattacks on a 24 hour basis. This multi-layered approach to security provides a solid architecture for your data systems to keep them safe.


Affordable, Flexible and Scalable

Using a data centre for services is affordable for both the fintech companies and their clients. Likewise, the technology is very flexible which means data storage and management are easy to access. IP House in London is ideal for fintech businesses because of its reliable scalability that allows your business to expand at your own pace. The data centre facilities are set up with modularity in mind which effectively means your company can extend its capacity and add more server space as it grows. This is called ‘pay-as-you-grow’ services. In essence, fintech companies can rapidly add increased capacity to meet sharp rises in demand. Fintechs are fast growing platforms, so an infrastructure that can scale without complex barriers and challenges is essential. 


At the same time, it also saves companies the extra money they would have needed if investing in onsite hardware and software. 


Accessible Data Services

Using IP House, your customers and staff can easily access your financial services from all over the world. The adoption of cloud-based technology is rapid and developers who work in fintech solutions can design and build applications much quicker without needing to be experts in networking and storage. IP House takes care of the expertise and supplies efficient and practical solutions that work seamlessly across different platforms. 

Fintech companies and your clients can experience the rapid transmission of data; they will receive your financial services that much faster in the cloud. This is reassuring for customers and it improves the reputation of your brand. In addition, the rapid technology provides effective analytics to check for errors and to leverage effective, strategic planning.


Self-Service App Access

A fintech company using IP House will have network services at their fingertips and bespoke apps will perform much better in the cloud. Individuals and companies can manage their finances remotely and staff can access the apps and services too. 


Agile Technology

IP House data centre uses agile technology which means it is able to keep your business up-to-date with the latest developments in financial services technology. Ultimately, we can get your products and services on the market faster and meet all of your demands. The world saw the importance of reacting fast with digital solutions during the pandemic and this is one of the main strengths of IP House’s data services. 


Quantum Computing Cybersecurity

With the use of Quantum computing, cloud computing services give the fintech sector peace of mind over cybersecurity. This leading edge technology safeguards customers’ financial data with the very latest cryptography. 


Reflections

For fintech ventures security is paramount due to the financial services they are providing. Therefore, the robust cybersecurity of IP House is ideally matched to these needs. In addition, the flexible and scalable nature of cloud-based data services provide the rapid ability to grow fintech ventures and their applications in a short period of time. 


It is time to turn to cloud computing. Find out more by filling out the contact form below today.



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